Ask the legislative record anything, and see the source
The USLege AI Assistant answers plain-English questions about bills, hearings, and votes using the record itself: real transcripts, bill text, and vote records, with citations and timestamps you can check. It is included in the app and never trains on your data.
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General chatbots guess. Your answer has to hold up in a client memo
A general-purpose chatbot will tell you what a bill probably does or what a committee probably said. That is not something you can send to a client or a member. The answer has to come from the bill text, the hearing transcript, and the roll call, and you have to be able to click through and check it.
From question to cited answer in one step
Ask in plain English
Ask from a bill, a hearing, or anywhere in the app. No search syntax, no Boolean strings.
It reads the record
The assistant pulls the relevant bill text, transcripts, and votes before it answers, instead of answering from memory.
Check the sources
Claims link to their sources, and hearing claims carry the timestamp, so you can verify it or clip it.
Built for answers you can stand behind
Grounded in the record
Answers come from USLege's bills, hearing transcripts, and vote records, not from what a model remembers.
Citations and timestamps
Every claim links back to the bill, the vote, or the moment in the hearing it came from.
Whole-meeting summaries
Summarize an entire hearing, however long, with the key facts: the people, the dollar amounts, and the outcomes.
Ask about a specific bill
Open the assistant from a bill and it starts with that bill's text and history in view.
Topics inside a hearing
Ask whether a topic came up in a meeting and where, then jump to that point in the video.
Prompt libraries
Save reusable prompts for yourself or your whole organization, and run them in one click.
Organization context
Give the assistant background about your organization once, and it applies it across conversations.
Files and voice
Attach a document or record a question instead of typing it.
Included, and private
The assistant is part of the app at no extra cost, and USLege never trains on your data.
Questions teams actually ask
The same questions work inside USLege or from Claude and ChatGPT through USLege MCP.
Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to USLege MCP.
What do teams ask about AI Assistant?
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